Study in United Arab Emirates

• Home to branch campuses of a number of well-known international universities.
• A multicultural, business-oriented environment with strong regional employer links.
• Generally efficient visa processing when sponsored by an accredited institution.

• Recognised secondary or prior tertiary qualifications, assessed by the institution.
• English language proof such as IELTS, particularly for branch campuses of foreign universities.
• Institution sponsorship of the student residence visa once an offer is accepted.

International tuition fees are typically approximately AED 40,000 to AED 120,000 per year depending on the institution and programme, with branch campuses of well-known universities generally at the higher end. Always confirm current fees with the institution.

Living costs are typically approximately AED 3,000 to AED 5,500 per month depending on the emirate and lifestyle, with Dubai generally more expensive than other emirates.

• Institution-specific merit scholarships
• Selected government and university partnership scholarships

Part-time work rights for students vary by institution and visa sponsorship arrangement and are more limited than in some other destinations. Check the specific rules that apply to your visa and institution before making plans.

The UAE offers routes such as long-term and graduate-linked visas for eligible individuals, with criteria set by UAE federal authorities. Rules can change, so check the official U.AE portal for the current position before relying on it.

• September (main intake)
• January (selected institutions)

We help you shortlist universities and courses in United Arab Emirates, prepare a strong application, apply for suitable scholarships and understand the visa process step by step. We do not provide legal immigration advice or guarantee visa outcomes, jobs or residency, but we will make sure you know exactly where to check the current rules.